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Other duties owed by banks

Julia Bidstrup

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Abstract

A bank has a limited duty to question a transaction by a customer to prevent harm to a customer’s interests, even if there is sufficient money available to pay the customer’s request

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A bank has a limited duty to question a transaction by a customer to prevent harm to a customer’s interests, even if there is sufficient money available to pay the customer’s request

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A bank has a limited duty to question a transaction by a customer to prevent harm to a customer’s interests, even if there is sufficient money available to pay the customer’s request

Key concepts: Business, Database transaction, Duty, Harm, Finance, Law, Computer science, Political science

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